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Top 5 Accounting Software Benefits for Modern Construction Firms
Managing finances in the construction industry is no small feat. With multiple projects, varying costs, and tight deadlines, staying on...
Jan 134 min read
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How to Prevent Negative Liability on Your Construction Balance Sheet
Negative liability is one of the most misunderstood terms in construction accounting, but it can have serious repercussions on your...
Jan 113 min read
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Progress Invoicing in Construction: What Is It and How It Works
Managing your cash flow is a very important part of running a successful building business. People who work as contractors often use...
Jan 105 min read
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Accounts Payable Workflow for Construction Bookkeepers: How to Stay Organized
Construction bookkeeping is more than simply numbers; it is about ensuring that every dollar spent benefits the project's success....
Jan 103 min read
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The Role of Progress Billing in Long-Term Construction Contracts
It can be hard to keep track of money in the building business, especially for long-term projects. If contractors don't get paid on time...
Jan 83 min read
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Accounts Payable Reconciliation: A Step-by-Step Guide
Contractors and construction firm owners must efficiently manage their accounts payable. Whether you're handling vendor bills, tracking...
Jan 73 min read
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How to Revise Construction Estimates Mid-Project Without Losing Profit
Unexpected problems can throw even the best-laid budgets off track in the fast-paced building business. It's common for building...
Jan 74 min read
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What Contractors Need to Know About Bid Bonds: A Complete Guide
When it comes to construction projects, understanding bid bonds is essential for contractors looking to win bids and secure contracts....
Jan 64 min read
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5 Common Accounts Receivable Mistakes Contractors Should Avoid
Managing accounts receivable (AR) effectively is critical for contractors aiming to maintain steady cash flow and avoid financial...
Jan 63 min read
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Understanding Past Due Invoices: Tips for Contractors to Stay on Track
As a contractor, it can be hard to keep track of bills that are past due . Late payments hurt your cash flow, complicate contractor...
Jan 34 min read
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Best Practices for Tracking Cost of Goods Sold in Construction Projects
For construction projects to stay profitable and have good financial management, it's important to keep track of the cost of goods sold...
Dec 315 min read
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Understanding Construction Bond Costs: A Complete Breakdown for Contractors
As a contractor, it can be hard to figure out how much a construction bond costs . Understanding how these costs work is important for...
Dec 30, 20244 min read
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Eliminate Payroll Headaches in Construction with QuickBooks
It's not easy to handle payroll in the construction business. It can be hard to keep track of hours, do taxes, and make sure everyone is...
Dec 26, 20244 min read
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The Role of Overhead Allocation in Accurate Project Estimation
Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Why does my project go over budget even after thorough planning?” The culprit often lies in...
Dec 25, 20244 min read
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Contractor Bonds vs. Insurance: Key Differences You Need to Know
It can be hard for contractors to figure out what contractor bonds and contractor insurance are and how to use them. Both play crucial...
Dec 20, 20244 min read
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How Long Should Contractors Keep Tax Records
As a contractor, keeping track of your money is just as important as finishing projects on time. Keeping good tax records not only...
Dec 13, 20244 min read
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Overhead Cost Calculation in Construction: Step-by-Step Guide
Understanding overhead cost calculation is essential for contractors aiming to manage costs and maximize profits. Direct costs, like...
Dec 12, 20244 min read
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4 Essential QuickBooks Reports to Boost Your Business Efficiency
Efficiency is very important in today's fast-paced work world. It's important to have a clear picture of your financial health whether...
Dec 4, 20246 min read
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